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dashadow
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"Chastise" isn't really the appropriate word to have used. By definition, I'm not sure "chastise" and "calmly" should be used together. Sorry! My OCD is getting the best of me this morning. 
The message three posts above this one was supposed to have this quote.I find too that many of the times christians will rebuke or try to speak into another brother or sister's life in possibly a harsh or judgmental way because they in fact do not commune with these people. They are not like many of the early christians who all lived,ate & worked together,therefore it would make more sense & be expected to speak into the life of someone. Not to say that people back then still didn't fall into judging someone ...we all know about the speck in your brothers eye,but there's a plank in our own. Which is why it's so important that before we speak to that person,we should 1st pray,for ourselves,then them...then see if God is leading you to speak into that persons life. He may tell you to mind yer' own business,I got this covered!
The post four posts above this one was intended have this quote...sorry again. I'm on my cellI find too that many of the times christians will rebuke or try to speak into another brother or sister's life in possibly a harsh or judgmental way because they in fact do not commune with these people.
Amen Brother
Proverbs 15:1
A gentle answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger.
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lol I had to read that a couple of timesAnd what chance is there that non-Christians will be inspired by Christians who judge other Christians to be non-Christian?
one word....insecurity